- 7 - respect to decedent's Agri stock and Agri-Bank preferred stock8 (1991 Agreement). According to its preamble, the 1991 Agreement's purpose was to restrict the transferability of decedent's shares and provide for their purchase by Agri upon the occurrence of certain events (including decedent's death), as well as to ensure that, in the event a controlling interest in Agri were sold, decedent would receive the same consideration per share for her minority interest as Mr. Hill received for the sale of his controlling interest. In specific terms, the 1991 Agreement prohibited decedent from transferring her Agri stock9 without (i) having obtained the consent of Agri and Mr. Hill, or (ii) having offered to sell the stock to Agri at the price contained in any bona fide third-party offer. Under the 1991 Agreement, the conservatorship received put options whereby the conservator could require Agri to purchase all of decedent's Agri common stock for book value, and all of decedent's Agri preferred stock for par plus unpaid dividends. Agri likewise received call options, exercisable 8 Decedent's 13,377 shares of Agri-Bank preferred stock were not exchanged, Agri-Bank having survived the exchange as a subsidiary of Agri. 9 An exception was made for transfers to decedent's lineal descendants and their spouses, who would be bound by the 1991 Agreement.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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